Hi guys,last early morning sunday i took my 600D packed with my EF 50MM f/1.4 out for a stroll in town and stumbled upon this Vintage Volvo….decided to make some shots.Sorry for the hickups an minor shakes…im still learning how to smooth move my cam…..so damn hard 😛 here are some links to the stuff i used: EF 50MM F/1.4 USM www.amazon.com Enjoy, Jacques
Video of the ABS 11 Youth Regional Bouldering Competition at the Triangle Rock Club(TRC). Shot with the Panasonic DMC-GF1. The lenses I used are below: Panasonic 20mm Pancake F 1.7 Sigma 30mm F 1.4 Nikon Mount Canon 50mm F1.4 Canon Mount Olympus Zuiko 50mm F1.4 Nikon 50mm F1.8 Pancake Canon 35-70mm F2.8-4.0 Nikon 85mm F1.8
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42 responses to “Canon EOS 600D EF 50MM F/1.4USM Cinematic Look”
how this lense do at low light in a room? anyone?
Lovely effect Jacques …Keep up the good work…
hi there, make a flat preset in your camera, all sat out ,oall contrasr out,sharpness on 3, then use color corrector in a video editor program to bringback desired color..
Thx for watching..
Jacques
Where did you get the cinematic look? Thnx!
Dude thats amazing. Im in the same boat as you. GREAT JOB
How Did You Achieve That Colour? Looks So Gooooood!
what porn do you watch?? lmao
…it was the first video i ever made with a dslr…i had never fimed before in my life :P..
thx for watching
Jacques
Nice my friend!
Good idea …i will try and make a vid on how i edit in Priemerre
Thx for watching man..
Jacques
i’m lovin’ your videos man so i subcribed. i have 600d, is there anyway you can teach us how to edit videos, turorial maybe?
@jacquesone100 Did you use a deshaker plugin on this footage??? Just curious!
the warping hurts my eyes ><
porn music lol
Filming is always difficult without any image stabilisation… well done though, i like it, great composition!
Omg, what song is this 😀 Dope vid man!
get a faster processing speed sd card for ur cam. Sandisk Ultra SDHC Class 10 8/16/32/64 GB
I już wiemy na co maciek wyda kase z partnerstwa.
Buy a 16 gb class 10 Thats moore than enough
hehe..thats cool!!…its a cool r i think!!
thx for watching
Jacques
hey, we’ve got this car at home 😀
nice vid:D
whatup my wigga. if you have shaky hands(no tripod) you can try with warp in ae 😉
Well my filming also still has a little lack smoothness (see video response) 😉
hee thx man…its one of the first things i ever filmed so sorry for the shaked and hickups..
Jacques
Looks very nice!
where is trc?
Most were in the V5-V7 range. The finals problems for the older kids are usually in the V8-V9 range.
around what grade were they?
well yeah but thats handy when theres not half a dozen lenses being used. it’s like cool, i know what camera youre using. oh look, its various lenses and aperture values so that kinda defeats the whole purpose
This video made me feel alot less nervous. My first ever bouldering regionals is in 2 weeks…. only one more local to go! :’D
A lot of people are very interested in this camera and posting footage and information about it helps them decide if this is right camera for them. Most of the viewers of this video are more interested in the camera than they are in indoor rock climbing. I happen to like both.
I don’t mean to sound mean, but you sound really stupid when you make such a big deal out of which camera you used.
Yes you need an adapter. They are about $30 on ebay and some of them have continuous aperture control.
Do you need an adapter to use the Nikon 50mm F1.8? Or can you put it straight on?
Deserts miss the rain? The video is still loading for me, but that is a lyric from “Missing” by Everything But the Girl.
nice deadmau5 music 🙂
The lenses are listed in the description.
The audio was replaced with the music because the club was playing copy written music over the sound system. The audio the camera records is excellent. I just could not use it because of the copy rights.
at 5:03 that music reminds me of. Like the deserts miss the rain. is this music of 90s?
Nice handheld footage. What lenses were used and was audio not usable?
Its called bouldering. Spotters and large gymnastic crash pads are used as protection instead. It looks a lot more dangerous than it really is if you have good spotters and a climber who knows their limits.
no harnesses
deadmau5?